Edgnex Data Centres by DAMAC
EDGNEX Data Centres by DAMAC is a global digital infrastructure company.
31/12/2023
As the clock ticks down on an incredible year, we're grateful for the data-driven journey we've shared together. 🌐🎊
Wishing our customers, employees, and followers a new year filled with endless possibilities and success! 🚀
20/12/2023
Season's greetings from the family! Wishing our incredible team, customers and amazing followers a tech-tastic holiday season filled with joy, laughter, and some well-deserved relaxation. Merry Christmas! 🎄🚀
30/11/2023
EDGNEX is in full force on the second day of ! Visit us at Stand T1 to discover our cutting-edge facilities and how we are transforming the industry.
29/11/2023
We are honoured to welcome Saudi Payments' Facilities Management team at to discuss the pivotal role of EDGNEX Data Centres in advancing the digital landscape in the KSA and beyond.
Data Centres, by , stands as a leading multi-tenant data centre provider. Catering to hyperscalers with both wholesale and retail colocation, our reach extends across the Middle East and beyond. We’re thrilled to announce our presence at , Europe’s foremost confluence of global connectivity frontrunners and infrastructure specialists, hosted at the InterContinental in London, UK.
We are building data centres in Dammam, Riyadh, and Jeddah (KAEC), the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). By 2025, these centres will deliver a combined IT capacity of 65 megawatts with a substantial investment of approximately US$600 million in Saudi Arabia as part of our expansive US$1 billion data centre development strategy. Mark your calendars for 17 and 19 October to be part of our drive towards excellence, where we will join forces with industry giants, exchange invaluable insights, and absorb knowledge from global pioneers.
Eager to be at the forefront of the digital revolution?
Reach out to us at [email protected] as we gear up to launch our data centres in Saudi Arabia.
27/07/2023
EDGNEX Data Centres by has successfully achieved the Uptime Institute Tier III Certification for Design Documents for phase 1 in Riyadh, KSA a 22MW IT Campus.
We are pleased to receive the award from the Uptime Institute, recognising our commitment to meeting Tier III standards in design. Our next step is to pursue Tier III certification for the construction of the facility.
EDGNEX has already obtained Tier III certification for its 33MW IT data centre campus in Dammam, KSA.
We have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with esteemed partners, including Salam, Cinturion, and KAEC Saudi, to develop a state-of-the-art Digital Infrastructure Hub. This significant initiative contributes to the Saudi 2023 Telecommunication Transformation Vision and supports the Saudi National Digital Economy strategy.
Read the full press release here:
http://bit.ly/3QbmMFK
24/02/2023
Final day for the DAMAC Data Centres golf tournament registrations!
If you’re looking for a fun activity on before , look no further than our golf day on Sunday 5th March.
Hurry, today’s the last chance to sign up: https://forms.office.com/e/eKdpW5F6dR
10/02/2023
In line with our customers and values, EDGNEX has now been rebranded as Damac Data Centres.
We have made a strategic decision to align with the Damac Group. We’re proud to be part of the Damac Group and its construction heritage.
We launched at Leap’s with the support of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Saudi Arabia
13/01/2023
EDGNEX and DAMAC Properties are pleased to present a exclusive golf day on Sunday 5th March 2023.
Taking place at the Trump International Golf Club Dubai course, this exciting event is a great way to spend the day leading up to Capacity Middle East’s opening. You’ll get to play on Dubai’s leading golf course, receive bespoke gifts and experience an evening BBQ buffet.
We’d love to see you there! Register your interest by contacting Arwen on [email protected] – please note this is an invitation-only event and you’ll receive confirmation of your space up to a week before the event takes place.
IT spending on data centre systems worldwide is expected to reach $237 billion in 2023, according to Statista.
are a vital component of the global economy. Without them, organisations suffer the absence of fast and secure access to . This can lead to failure in delivering services and the loss of revenue.
The traditional approach to building and investing in data centre expansion is outdated and it is now time to be proactive to create the next . To deliver these hubs, data centre providers must make bold moves in unique markets and serve the demand of the future.
Get in touch to find out more: [email protected]
08/11/2022
and is no longer limited to just the gaming industry. It is expanding into new verticals such as telecoms, retail, and manufacturing. If are limited to the locations of traditional global hubs, the growth of VR and AR in these industries will be stunted and continuous innovation will be limited.
There is an opportunity for data centre providers to harness the growing emergence of tech such as VR and AR, to make a business case for scaling and building in local markets.
Read the full article “Local Digital Infrastructure: Innovation in VR and AR Demand New Local Data Centre Investment” here:
Local Digital Infrastructure: Innovation in VR and AR Demand New Local Data Centre Investment New technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are emerging every day. With these innovations, comes the demand for more local digital infrastructure as an increasing amount of data is being created and used.
01/11/2022
“Hyperscalers are increasingly prioritising facilities that are powered by . They are competing to offer the greenest to their enterprise customers, which means that the data centres that can demonstrate green credentials will have a greater chance of winning their business.
By minimising power usage, providers can better their environmental impact and reduce overall running costs. “
Ray McNally, Senior Vice President – Data Centre Operations at EDGNEX
Learn more about why going green is good for business here:
Going Green is Good Business: Minimising the Environmental Impact of Data Centres While Maximising Margins Author: Ray Mcnally - Senior Vice President, Data Centre Operations There is increasing pressure on digital infrastructure providers to hit net-zero emissions targets, as the global focus on reducing the impact of climate change persists. Data centres are one of the largest contributors to energy co
A key differentiator for operators is ensuring they’re consistently reliable and always performing.
Otherwise, , enterprises, cloud and content companies, and OTT players will choose a different provider for their data storage needs.
allows facilities to increase performance more consistently because racks can be cooled down quickly if temperatures begin to rise. This ensures the entire facility is reliable for customers at all times.
Read the article here: https://bit.ly/3KWMlWB
“The growing expansion of is directly correlated to the release of new technologies due to the amount of data they create and use. There is an opportunity for data centre providers to harness the growing emergence of tech such as and , to make a business case for scaling and building in local markets.”
Stuart Manby, Vice President, Sales and Marketing at EDGNEX
To find out more about how data centre providers are expanding with emerging tech, read our article: https://bit.ly/3z4yiJX
The EDGNEX team have arrived in London ready for day one at .
Meet us to talk about where we’re breaking ground next. We look forward to meeting up with connections, both old and new.
Find the full event agenda here: https://bit.ly/3LrOFVD Contact us here: [email protected]
Full Agenda - Capacity Europe 2022 Capacity Europe 2022.
The EDGNEX team are in London at ready for the pre-event activities.
We can’t wait to meet you and kick off . Drop by our meeting room to discuss our facilities in the Middle East. Learn more by contacting us here: [email protected]
In one week, EDGNEX will be at . If you’re a hyperscaler, MNC, system integrator, cloud or content company or anyone with data centre needs in local markets, we want to meet with you.
Book a meeting with us today and speak to our expert team of data centre professionals who are ready to connect your organisation in the and beyond: [email protected]
The EDGNEX team is attending next week.
Get in touch to book a meeting: [email protected]
According to Grand View Research, the global AR market size was estimated at $25.33 billion in 2021 and is expected to expand at a CAGR of 40.9% from 2022 to 2030.
VR and AR is no longer limited to just the gaming industry. It is expanding into new verticals such as , retail, and manufacturing. If data centres are limited to the locations of traditional global hubs, the growth of and in these industries will be stunted and continuous innovation will be limited.
Our article ‘Local Digital Infrastructure: Innovation in VR and AR Demand New Local Data Centre Investment is a deep dive by Stuart Manby, VP, Sales and Marketing at EDGNEX into the effect of emerging tech on the data centre market. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3RBg6xS
It’s not long until EDGNEX is on the ground at .
Join us in two weeks to find out where we’re breaking ground next in the and beyond. Come and meet us throughout the conference.
Book a meeting: [email protected]
The accelerated adoption of emerging technology puts a strain on networks, meaning higher quality and performance is necessary in every instance.
Data centres are in demand more than ever before to maximise the delivery of results and keep up with the growing requirements of expanding tech such as VR and AR.
Find out more about how the data surge will continue to accelerate the growth of data centres in more remote locations here: https://bit.ly/3E3S0bO
The South East Asia market was valued at $8.71 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach $12.34 billion by 2027, according to Arizton Advisory and Intelligence.
South East Asia is becoming one the fastest-growing markets in the world, like Microsoft are increasing their investments into the region and it is set to be one of the most renowned data centre markets in the next 10 years.
EDGNEX helps , content and companies, players, system integrators, MNC’s and enterprises move with speed and agility, leaving the traditional ‘wait and see’ approach behind. Our facilities play a vital role in supporting the demand and enabling organisations to deliver new applications and services to end users.
Get in touch to find out how EDGNEX is breaking ground with new data centre facilities here: [email protected]
New technologies such as Virtual Reality ( ) and Augmented Reality ( ) are emerging every day. With these innovations, comes the demand for more local digital infrastructure as an increasing amount of data is being created and used.
Stuart Manby, Vice President, Sales and Marketing at EDGNEX has written an article about how emerging technologies are creating an increased demand for data centre investment. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3DWYqtu
If operators can move past the risk of bringing liquid into close proximity of high-tech racks, there is a real opportunity for long-term progression. While some data centres may not need right now, it is important for operators to consider the future of their facilities.
Power demand will only grow throughout the coming years as continues to thrive.
They will also need to increasingly utilise more floor space to accommodate the new levels of data hyperscalers, enterprises, and content companies, and OTT players are bringing.
Find out more about the types of liquid cooling and how it will be key to data centre success: https://bit.ly/3SpWAoR
21/09/2022
“Data centres are a lot like cars that are overheating. If you load a car with a lot of passengers or heavy cargo, the car will struggle to operate like it does in normal circumstances. It won’t go as fast, performance will be impacted, then eventually it will just break down.
Surging temperatures are increasingly putting the pressure on, and heat rejection is impacting power and cooling plants more frequently. If servers go down, the data centre’s reputation will be affected, and customers will be less trusting of where their is being stored.”
Noriel Ong, Senior Manager – Design, Data Centres at EDGNEX
Read his expert advice for managing the effects of on as temperatures continue to rise:
Can Your Data Centre Take the Heat? Building Data Centres that can Manage Extreme Temperatures Author: Noriel Ong, Senior Manager - Design, Data Centres at EDGNEX Increasing global temperatures are causing data centre operators to rethink how they plan and invest in cooling systems. This summer we’ve seen some of the hottest temperatures on record and it is putting pressure on cooling plant...
19/09/2022
As the mission to maintain ambient temperatures for increasing workloads and ever-growing rack densities in data centres grows, the transition to new methods such as increases.
When digital infrastructure providers increase output, they’re also increasing the power used and therefore the amount of heat produced.
The change in requirements is causing problems within the industry because operators must maintain safe temperatures within facilities.
So, as data centre operators begin to consider liquid cooling more seriously, how will it affect the design, safety, and overall efficiency in years to come? Read more in our article:
Beating the Heat: The Advantages of Liquid Cooling in Data Centres Data centre operators are quickly learning the detrimental effects of increasing temperatures on their facilities. As the mission to maintain ambient temperatures for increasing IT workloads and ever-growing rack densities in data centres grows, the transition to new methods such as liquid cooling i
29/03/2022
We are excited to be expanding our footprint in the Kingdom of (KSA) with a new facility in Riyadh.
We are supporting the KSA’s Vision for 2030 by providing a foundation for local and regional and innovation, while aiming to attract global multi-nationals to the country.
Read the news here: https://bit.ly/3tWTPSN
EDGNEX Breaks Ground on Data Centre Facility in Riyadh, KSA - EDGNEX The data centre expands EDGNEX’s footprint in the KSA and offers hyperscalers, content companies, carriers, and enterprises world-class facilities in the local market. Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 29 March, 2022 – EDGNEX, a global digital infrastructure provider owned by DAMAC Group, h...
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